Shaping local services around the needs of communities
Our health and wellbeing board summit provided insights from early implementers and considered some of the key challenges around building new relationships with GP consortia and creating successful governance and accountability arrangements.
The second summit in our changing the health care landscape series considered some of the core challenges and solutions to successful public health reform.
Our final NHS and public service reform breakfast event offered a timely opportunity to discuss the role of integrated care and how it can address the challenges facing the NHS.
This summit was the first in a series considering reforms to local health systems and changes in power and alignment between local authorities, the third sector and the NHS.
With a keynote address from the Minister of State for Care Services, Paul Burstow MP, our breakfast event with Age UK considered the future of social care funding.
Engaging health and social care in new technologies
This invitation only summit, was jointly run with the Technology Strategy Board, and provided information on the DALLAS programme, looking at approaches to supporting independent living for frail older people and people with long-term conditions.
Our second NHS and public service reform event focused on how diversity of supply can benefit the NHS and patients, the potential risks associated with it and how policy can be successfully implemented.
This summit launched the findings of the Commission on Leadership and Management in the NHS, and showcased the very best of leadership and change management in the NHS.
Through a series of high profile presentations and practically-based case studies, this conference examined the challenges and potential pitfalls associated with recent NHS reforms.
This major one-day conference brought together experts from the United States and England to consider the practicalities of integrated health and social care.
Experts from elsewhere in the UK and Europe joined us to discuss the health reforms in England and launch the European Health Observatory of Health Systems and Policies' health system profile for England.
The third event in the Big Society and health series covered the implications of the government's public health White Paper and the potential for nudge to prompt behavioural change.
This conference was aimed at helping health care leaders at national and local levels to select and implement strategies which produce more value from the same or similar resource rather than simply doing more of the same.
The second event in our Big Society series examined how the government's health reforms aiming to put patients at the heart of the NHS will link to the wider Big Society vision.
This year, our Annual Conference explored opportunities for ways of funding, organising and delivering care that cross professional and organisational boundaries.
In the context of far-reaching NHS reforms, how does the government's Big Society vision support the users and providers of health and social care? We host a breakfast debate on this with Matt Leach, Lynne Berry and Ali Parsa.
